Millie Stegman left television to pursue another role in her personal life that kept her out of the spotlight.
During the 90s and early 2000s, a large number of programs invaded the television Argentina, making some authors win the affection of the public. Millie Stegman with roles in hits like “They are loves”, “Chiquititas” and “Black Pearl”stood out on the small screen, however, he took a different path, moving away from acting.
According to Millie, her retirement from television was due to a feeling that accompanied her for a long time despite being surrounded by success and affection from her fans. “My soul was tired, I felt like I had to stop“, she confessed. This is how one of the most remembered villains of the small screen began to move away from the spotlight to go towards a new set of spirituality.
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Millie Stegman’s new life: from villain in Chiquititas to dedicating herself to her spirituality
Millie, despite her success in the television and theatredecided to move away from the spotlight. According to the protagonist, a trip to Jump led her to discover a new spiritual vocationThere, together with her cousin, she visited the Virgin and lived a transformative experience that made her rethink her life. The years of training with Augustin Alezzo, Luis Romero and Julio Ordano to move on to a new stage in your life.
Since then, Millie has embraced her faith with devotion. Now, she is involved in charitable actions and works as a volunteer at a pediatric hospital“I received the call of Jesus and Mary, and I decided to accept that call,” she explains with emotion. Her life has taken a complete turn, finding in spirituality a new leading role in her life.
Source: Ambito
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